It’s a tongue‑in‑cheek brand that parodies the rise of “DIY‑culture” creators while celebrating the earnest, often chaotic, creativity of those who are still learning the ropes.
Is being a "professional" just a fancy word for being finished? Or is the secret to staying solvent in this city realizing that the most valuable thing you can own is the courage to be a beginner again? carrie brokeamateurs
Carrie ran her thumb along the frayed edge of a postcard that read Coney Island, 1998. The picture side showed a sunburnt Ferris wheel and a couple kissing in a frozen, irretrievable instant. She kept it because the handwriting on the back was almost legible: Come join the amateurs. We’ll learn as we go. — M. It’s a tongue‑in‑cheek brand that parodies the rise
Assuming it's related to the TV series "Carrie Bradshaw" from Sex and the City, here's a potential feature: Carrie ran her thumb along the frayed edge